A 36-year-old smoker presents to the hospital with a 7-hour history of sudden onset chest pain.
A 36-year-old smoker presents to the hospital with a 7-hour history of sudden onset chest pain. The pain is crushing and affects the centre of his chest. It moves to his jaw and is associated with sweating. ECG shows normal sinus rhythm with no significant ST or T waves changes. Which of the following blood tests would help reach a diagnosis?
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